Events
Through conferences, webinars, workshops, and panel discussions, IISD actively engages some of the world's leading thinkers on various topics of sustainable development.
Upcoming events
ASEAN Regional Workshop on Carbon Pricing and Carbon Markets
This workshop will explore policy design options suited to national contexts in the ASEAN region, and strengthen readiness for participation in international carbon markets, including under Article 6 of the Paris Agreement.
The EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism: Implications for Viet Nam's Steel and Aluminum Sectors
This workshop offers Viet Nam-based steel and aluminum exporters practical guidance on meeting their EU CBAM compliance obligations.
Making Green Tax Incentives Work: Protecting Revenue While Accelerating the Energy Transition
How green tax incentives can support low-carbon and resilient growth while protecting revenue in emerging and developing economies.
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Past events
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Towards a New Deal for Global Trade: A progressive agenda – A Geneva perspective
This workshop brought together senior diplomats and experts to discuss Geneva’s perspective on progressive trade principles and multilateral cooperation.
Industrial Policy Roundtable on Battery Value Chains
A high-level roundtable to discuss how industrial policies in the electric vehicle battery value chain are shaping trade, investment, and development.
Unpacking National Investment Laws: Dispute settlement
Join IISD and UNCTAD for a webinar on May 7 as we explore key findings and recommendations from two recent publications on national investment laws and their investor–state dispute settlement provisions. A panel of experts will discuss the risks posed by dispute settlement provisions in investment laws, emerging good practices, and the urgent need for coherence between domestic legal frameworks and international treaty reform efforts.
Measuring Indonesia’s Energy Security in the Energy Transition: Policy directions and strategic investment
Organized by IISD and Pertamina University, this focus group discussion explored Indonesia’s energy security priorities and challenges within the context of the energy transition.
High-Level Dialogue Toward a New Deal for Global Trade: A progressive agenda
Featuring Nobel Laureate Joseph Stiglitz and WTO Director-General Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, moderated by Nathalie Bernasconi, the discussion examined how the multilateral trading system can evolve to address today’s urgent economic, social, and environmental challenges.
AQUA-Pearl Quality Assurance Stakeholder Meeting
How can Quality Assurance protocols and Hazard Analysis Critical Control Points inform health and trade requirements for bivalve aquaculture in Fiji?
Health and Climate: Structural elements from the health sector for the phase-out of fossil fuels
At the First Conference on Transitioning Away from Fossil Fuels, health sector advocates will shape key messages at the intersection of the health and climate agendas.
Santa Marta Pre-Conference Session | Refocusing on the Medium Term—Synergies with COP, the second Global Stocktake and IPCC, and international transition plans
Ahead of the Santa Marta Conference, this session will bring together experts and practitioners to examine how international roadmaps to transition away from fossil fuels can complement national planning and strengthen multilateral and plurilateral cooperation.
Santa Marta Pre-Conference | Energy Transition and Sovereign Debt: Fiscal, external, and political economy dimensions
This session will look at how developing countries—whether fossil fuel exporters or energy importers—can phase out fossil fuels without tipping into sovereign debt crisis, and the role multilateral institutions can play in making that possible.
Santa Marta Pre-Conference | Content of National Transition Plans
Bringing together leading experts, this event will explore how 1.5°C-aligned fossil fuel phase-out pathways can be translated to the national level, what equitable phase-out looks like, and how institutions can support credibility and accountability.